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How do you grab a recruiter’s attention to get the job interview? Be different! … Read More

9 Tips for Getting the Referrals You Want Michelle Kruse

Need help getting the right references for your dream job? Try these tips. At one time or another, we’ve all been asked to provide a list of references when seeking employment. This request is typically accompanied by a few guidelines such as the number requested (three is standard) and who they don’t want you to … Read More

Resumes

7 little changes that'll make a big difference with your resume Ladders Contributor

Wondering how to get recruiters to notice your resume and application? We’re sharing the seven secrets to a more powerful resume. Read More

Resumes

Powerful resume words that will transform your resume Ladders Contributor

Optimize your resume with powerful resume words that showcase your true value to recruiters. Grab attention with resume power words that emphasize your talents. Read More

Resumes

9 Resume Tools to Update Your Resume in a Snap Herrine Ro

Employers only spend about 6 seconds looking at each resume. So how do you make a lasting impression? The first thing recruiters see when they evaluate candidacy is your resume. On just one sheet of paper you have to fit what you’re all about, and more importantly, why they should pick you. At Ladders, we … Read More

Job Search

Are you the reason you’re not finding jobs?Ladders Contributor

3 ways you’re sabotaging your own job search. You’ve got your resume together, your cover letter polished, references locked and loaded. You’ve been scouring the job boards for hours, days, weeks, maybe even months – and still haven’t found the right fit. If this is your reality, perhaps it’s time to consider it might be … Read More

Job Search

Should You Apply to This Job?Amanda Augustine

Ask yourself these questions before you submit your next job application. Let’s face it – applying to jobs can be a tedious and time-consuming process, especially when each application is properly tailored. Before you submit your resume for another job, make sure it’s worth your time. Review the job description carefully and ask yourself the … Read More

Job Search

Lessons learned from my last 1,200 job rejections Scott Ginsberg

I believe in building a brand from the inside out. Creating a high enough volume of daily output that the market targets you. Allowing new opportunities to find you through the attraction of working, not the agony of waiting. That’s how I’ve successfully run my business for the past fifteen years. But as an experiment, … Read More

Job Search

Don’t overlook these job-search necessities Ladders Contributor

How setting specific goals and reading job descriptions can save you hardship in your career search. Can you think of people in your personal life who seem to be their own worst enemies? You know the ones — you may even be one. They’re the folks who have grand plans that never seem to come … Read More

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